How to deal with incoming components to team streams?
Hi,
I have some difficulties with the pending changes view. My setup has several team streams which flow into one integration stream, while the team streams do not contain all components.
I see a lot of incoming component changes on the pending changes between the team stream and the integration - this might increase when having a lot of team streams. On my research I did not find any filter on the pending changes view to hide the incoming components - but, I solved it by using scoped flow targets on the team stream configuration.
Is this the correct way to deal with such a configuration?
Thanks, Dennis
I have some difficulties with the pending changes view. My setup has several team streams which flow into one integration stream, while the team streams do not contain all components.
I see a lot of incoming component changes on the pending changes between the team stream and the integration - this might increase when having a lot of team streams. On my research I did not find any filter on the pending changes view to hide the incoming components - but, I solved it by using scoped flow targets on the team stream configuration.
Is this the correct way to deal with such a configuration?
Thanks, Dennis
Accepted answer
Using scoped flows is the correct way to hide components that you don't care about.
Unchecking the "show components that are not loaded" preference that Arun refers to is a simpler alternative if you are flowing to a workspace, and always load all of the components that you care about, but is not useful if you are flowing changes directly between two streams, because a stream is never "loaded".
Unchecking the "show unchanged components" preference is not useful in your case, because you don't want to see incoming changes from these components.
Unchecking the "show components that are not loaded" preference that Arun refers to is a simpler alternative if you are flowing to a workspace, and always load all of the components that you care about, but is not useful if you are flowing changes directly between two streams, because a stream is never "loaded".
Unchecking the "show unchanged components" preference is not useful in your case, because you don't want to see incoming changes from these components.
